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Epilepsy: more books (100)

Epilepsy: A New Approach by Adrienne Richard, Joel Reiter, 1995-07-01
Seizures and Epilepsy in Childhood: A Guide (Johns Hopkins Press Health Book) by John M. Freeman MD, Eileen P. G. Vining MD, et all 2002-11-25
Epilepsy: Patient and Family Guide by M.D. Orrin Devinsky, 2007-10-28
Treating Epilepsy Naturally : A Guide to Alternative and Adjunct Therapies by Patricia Murphy, 2001-09-26
Living Well with Epilepsy and Other Seizure Disorders: An Expert Explains What You Really Need to Know by Carl W. Bazil, 2004-10-01
The Ketogenic Diet: A Treatment for Children and Others with Epilepsy by John Freeman, M.D. Eric H. Kossoff, et all 2006-10-04
Seized: Temporal Lobe Epilepsy as a Medical, Historical, and Artistic Phenomenon by Eve LaPlante, 2000-06-14
Canine Epilepsy: An Owner's Guide to Living With and Without Seizures by Caroline D. Levin, 2002-06-15
Atlas of Epilepsies
Epilepsy Explained: A Book for People Who Want to Know More by Markus Reuber MDPHDMRCP, Christian E Elger MDPHDMRCP, et all 2009-03-17
Epilepsy Explained: A Book for People Who Want to Know More by Markus Reuber MDPHDMRCP, Christian E Elger MDPHDMRCP, et all 2009-03-17
Epilepsy Syndromes: Expert Consult - Online, Print, and DVD by Mary Ann Werz, Ignacio L. Pita Garcia, 2010-11-15
The Challenge of Epilepsy by Sally Fletcher, 2004-06
The Cleveland Clinic Guide to Epilepsy (Cleveland Clinic Guides) by Elaine Wyllie, 2010-03-02

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EPILEPSY SOUTH AFRICA
SANEL is a nongovernment organization dedicated to working with people withepilepsy and their families, to enable them to lead meaningful and enriching
http://www.epilepsy.org.za/
Epilepsy Foundation
Serving Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino Ventura Counties.
http://www.epilepsy-socalif.org/
1WHY.html
In 1996, over 1,OOO people died from epilepsy in the UK. epilepsy Bereaved ?is a registered charity which grew out of a selfhelp group of bereaved
http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/external/epilepsy/

Extractions: (REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER : 1O5O459) Why We Exist The Facts About Epilepsy and Sudden Death Help for People Bereaved Through Epilepsy If you would like further information about S.U.D.E.P. or the charity or would like to help us, please write to us at P.O. Box 1777, Bournemouth BH5 1YR. Why We Exist In 1996, over 1,OOO people died from epilepsy in the UK. Some of these deaths are attributable to accidents. The majority of these deaths, however, were not accidental, but were the result of a seizure itself. Most of the people who have died are young people who, although in otherwise good health, died suddenly, usually in their sleep. This is known as Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy or S.U.D.E.P Epilepsy Bereaved ? is a registered charity which grew out of a self-help group of bereaved families which formed in the early 199O's. The use of the question mark after our name was to challenge those who would deny that people died from epilepsy and to highlight the fact that so little was actually known about the subject. In 1996 these families launched a charity during a service of remembrance to all those who had died from epilepsy and who had been forgotten. WHY WAS S.U.D.E.P FORGOTTEN ?
Living With Epilepsy
Includes a definition, types of seizures, triggers and treatment options. Learn about the importance of taking medicines.
http://lamictal.com/epilepsy/patients/living/living.html

Extractions: Living With Epilepsy What Is Epilepsy? Types of Seizures Triggers Treatment Options ... Getting the Support You Need Adjusting to epilepsy can be difficult for you (or your loved one). It can affect your (or your loved one's) career, schoolwork, relationships with family and friends, and most importantly, sense of self. You (or your loved one) may feel overwhelmed and anxious that a seizure might occur at any time. The good news is that today, over 80% of people with epilepsy can control their seizures with today's medicines. There's a good chance you (or your loved one) can, too. With knowledge and the right treatment plan, people with epilepsy can look forward to full, independent lives. What is epilepsy? Learn more about seizure disorders and triggers. Resources offers helpful tools, an epilepsy information library, and related links. Get in touch with the Epilepsy Foundation Most people who take LAMICTAL tolerate it well. The most common side effects with LAMICTAL include dizziness, headache, blurred or double vision, lack of coordination, sleepiness, nausea, vomiting, insomnia, and rash. LAMICTAL may cause other side effects not listed here. If you develop any side effects or symptoms you are concerned about, or if you need more information, call your doctor.
Dr. William "Bill" Tatum, DO And Board-Certified Neurologist
A boardcertified neurologist specializing in the treatment of epilepsy and other seizure-related disorders. Serving Tampa, Florida.
http://www.wotatumiv.com/
NINDS Forwarding Page
Information booklet compiled by the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.
http://www.ninds.nih.gov/health_and_medical/pubs/seizures_and_epilepsy_htr.htm

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